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arkanoid
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Problem to wrap a formula

Post by arkanoid »

Writing my thesys in maths i've found this indentation problem:
at the end of a line there is a maths-formula wrapped by latex. That equation now has no sense so i'm trying to find some solution.

here a simple example of my problem
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

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\begin{document}

che denoteremo con la lettere greca maiuscola $\varGamma$. Dal diagramma
segue che $H^{0}(C,L)=W_{1}\cap W_{2}$ dove si è posto $W_{1}=H^{0}(C,L/L(-D))$
e $W_{2}=H^{0}(C,L(D))$\selectlanguage{english}%

\end{document}

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Stefan Kottwitz
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Problem to wrap a formula

Post by Stefan Kottwitz »

Do you want the formula not to break? You can prevent breaking if you enclose the math expression in curly braces, such as ${...}$.

Otherwise perhaps also post your document preamble, as we cannot see text width and break / wrap point without the document setting. A Infominimal working example is usually a guarantee for a solution, generally.

Stefan
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